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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21
Bad Blood at Brunswick, Ga,

San Marcos, Texas, May 8, 1883.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

Rea For information in reference to
Lands and Towns owned by the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway Company,
write to "a g Hangar, Land Commits
sioner, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
RATHER NICE FOR ROBBERS.
No Ladies Disturbed. Nor We're Any
yaiuebIes Taken from Them.

New Orleans QLa.) special OF the lyth
says: Several passengers who were on tne
train that was robbed at Flatonia, Texas.
yesterday came into the city Oh late Train
last night over the Southern Paeibc rail-
road. Among them was C0i0nel john
Quntos, chief OF the National Artillery
Arsenal Of Mexico. Colonel Qnlntos l.
visiting The United states for the purpose
Of investigating late inventions pertiining
TO bis department OF military service
and 10 make purchases for the artillery
branch Of tie Mexican army. Ills nrst
experience Of the country was suiiclenly
exciting. Colonel Quintos says he boarded
the tIaIn at II PasO. He secured bcrth IN
the slecping.car and retired at an early
hour. At half-past this morning ne wa
avah,ned by some one rudeiy thrustlng
aside The curtains Of his berth, putting ?
revolver 60 his head and demanding his
money in a stern voice. Colonel Quin.o.
say, be- took in the situation and responded
"My dear boy, have no money TIE
Tobber for reply demanded: Where u
your pocket. book 81 responder
again in rather loud voice that
! bad no pOcket-boOk. The rob
Der iotortCs Make no noise or ] will Kill
YOU protested that he must not do that,
whcICiIpon be once more demanded my
money. banded out ,mail case contain
ing cigarettes. which he examined ana
threw on the floor. He then picked up my
coat and went through il, extracting there
from 800 in Mexican tank nOies. Then
he tc0k up my vest, and, finding nothing
TO his liking in It, threw 1t on the
floor. The vest contained my watch
aud chain, which the rob6er did not
End or did not want. and | saved
ihCm. After examining my vest he left
me. then thrust my head out OF the
berth and saw that there were three rob-
Der, altogether in the sleeper. There was
noturr 2 10 be Done. and | did not get ont
OF my bunk, but turned over and was soon
again asleep. The robbers seemed To be
rather nice fellows for men engaged in
their liue OF business. They acted very
calamity toward The ladies' on the train,
more Of whom were robbed or disturbed
In any way.
Accompanying Colonel Quintos was
Lioutcnsnt Grace, Of the Mexican army.
when the rODber was robbing Colonel
QuptOs Lieutenant Cruce attempted to go
TO the assistance OF his chief. lie was
w9Incd OF the danger of tins course by
one of the robbers, who struck hima severe
blow over tie head with his pistol, cutting
an ugly cash in the forehead. Lieutenant
CrCce thereafter remained quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
~ MA4AAsAA -
DEATHS.

BROWDER.-Dicd. juno ~, 1897. at i:}0 \.
NJ. at the residence of her sOn-ln-law, r. Y.
Nalihali, in Brunswick county Va. IN the
-cvcuty-nfth year of her age, Mrs. SUSAN
BROWDEB.
RRUNT.-Died. "Wednesday. June 22I, at I:1-
p VI at III Orleans street. LAU RIA VIRGINIA,
wife of William Brunt; aged forty years.
Funeral viii take place from the residence
Al 10 o'clock TO-DAY. Relatives and friends
ara respectfully requested to attend.
CORR.-Dicd, at her residence I'm Spotsylvs-
mia county, Va. June 3, 1881, Mrs. CARRIE v,
the wife OF Jcter ;. Corr in the thlrty-eighth
year Of her age.
LANE.-Died. at the residence Of her parents
ut 1aylOrs Crossing, HenricO county. June q,
1851. LOTTGE BLANCHE. oldest child Of \.
Carter and Cornelia \. Lane; aged four years
four months end fourteen days.
NCCLTNG.-Died, June =. 1887, OF his home
in Amorcua. Ga. i'm his twenty-seventh year,
NH1ON KlRTLEY McCLUNG son Of John
II. and Martha +. McClung, formerly VI Madi-
son county, Va.
Htqh'dHd Ref0fdT please copy.
NcEYOY Passed away nj flfteen minutes 10
/ o'clock this morning, June %, 1857, at tho
residence OF her mother. cot east Cary street,
FANNIE A.. beloved wife Of John A. McEvoy,
in the twenty-third year Of her age.
FANNIE, thou art gone TO rest
Thine IL an early TOMB;
But Jesus Summoned thee away,
Thy Saviour called thee home,
FASNIE, thou art gone 10 rest.
Thy tolls and cares are over,
And sorrow, pain, and suffering now
Shah never distress thee more.
Funeral from the Second Baptist church
FRIDAY MORNING az . O'Clock. lnterment AZ
the old family Durying- ground In Fluvanna
rourtv IA ~
PFNDLETON.- Died. June ?2d. at fifteen
minutes TO ~ O'Clock, HARRY GORDON. in
FAINT son Of Virginus and Ella Pendleton ;
aged eleven months and ten days.
Funeral services at the residence OF his pa
rents. 1913 east Broad street. lHu RSDhl
EVENING. at 3 o'clock. Friends and acluain-
ancos invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Raron de Selliere'S Case.

[By Anglo-Ameucan cable 70 the Dspatch.l
PARIS. june -. Bited state, Minister
MCLane publishes note stating that be-
offered Baron Raymond de >elIierc, w1o
was recently placed IN luna'ic A., ium hy
relatives, and who in 1855 in New York
declared hi, intention oi becoming an
American citizen. only friendly services Ia
securing hi. liberty. II was alleged that
the Minister bad demanded the Baron, re-
lease. and that the French Cabinet bad
taken the matter under consideration. Mr..
McLane says hi, proier wa- simply per-
scnal and III no wise Official or diplomatic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
q Terrific Explosion.

rBy Auglo-American cable TO the Dispatch
MANCHESTER. June pa terrific eNplo-
sion occurred in Roberts, Dole * Co. : chem
icaI-work>, in this city, to-day, which dc'
,troycd the building. The ruins TOOK IRE
and the flames spread to Pomona Palace
me windows for mile. around Wcrc smash
,dtyibc force Of the explosion.
The explosion occurred in the large re-
tort containing piorc acid. The iron
ulales OF which the retOrt was constructed
were blown a great distance.
Many houses near the factory were par
tally demolished. and 1t is feared many
person, were killed. The burning RUNS
throw GU an intense heat, ani The iiremen
found it Impossible 10 approach the nre'
The military assisted the iisemen. a large
number OF wOrbmen were scslded by the
acid or injured by falling dt1riS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

dressed note 10 the Porte OIL the subject OF
tie Egyuliin convention. II l. reported
that tbcir communication contained threat
that war weuld cnsuc should the cOnyen-
tor be ratified. Sir Henry Drummond
No Ne. special English envoy 10 Turkey
~ reference TO Egypt. declines to modify
She terms ~ the convention. The ra,iiicl.
lion II the instrument has been POSTPONED
by mutual agreement until after the Bairan
festival. The situation OF affairs is dis
quoting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
SIieep>head.Bay Races.


NEW NCRK, june 22.-First race-threc
QuaucIs Of a mile-KiDg Fish won; Torch
light second, Guarantee thlrd. Time. l:lj
Second race three quarters Of mile
Stuyye,anl won; Harry Russell second,
NoLOm third. Time, l:l44.
Third race seyeu tighth' OF mile-Lag'
gard wen; Ordway second, Stripping third.
Time. LISA.
Fourth race--one and half miles-Ben
All walked in last. having burst blood.
vessel; Exile won; Boaz second, Ten
Booker third. Time, 2:3G.
Filth racc-oEe and One.eighth miles
Adrian won; Favor second, Ten strike
third. Time. 1861.
sixth race one and three.eIehth miles
on the turf Judge Griffith won; san
Brown second, Schoolmaster third. vii
DAVIS and Harry Mann fell. Time, 2:4l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
OF 4 Gnnn cLAsslc srorK.

What is additionally remarkable i, that
her father. sir James Ramsay, a scotch
baronct, and her uncle. Professor George
Ramsay, Of Glasgow University, each Oh.
tanned a first class in classics when they
took their DEGREES at oxford.
Miss Ramsay las just reached twenty
YEAS, and several OF her male competitors
see older. Her proficiency in Latin and
Greek was 'quol. Her male contestants
we're gallant enough to cheer her name on
the list when it was put up, and double
they are wondering whether she will con.
liuue proficient in CONSUMING Oyid's" Art
n OVp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Army o. the Potomac.
Lnr lclesrapn 70 he Dlspaen.l

SARATOGA. y. y june 22.-The Soc!ei'
NJ the Amy of the Potomac met here To.
CAV. General Luciu~ Farchild was one OF
the ca-pIe>idcut>. Neyera resolution
.wc1c cl,Ied ON the matter ~ the return oil
,bc captured fa.,. but all were laid on th'
tshlc.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted that the mex.
annual meeting Doe belJ at GeityNbWs
july /, >. and 8, 1855, ana that the sur
,iyor, ii the Amy Of Northern Nlrglnia
he invited to meet with the society. These
we're adoptcd after arugng ,p,cclin iaVor
of tbc last by corporal Tanner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
EnNR.I.ali fesICrdnN.

Hs lElfEtd IN 80 ll4p btofnt-iisl
AZ Baltimore:
BroOkNus ..........V u u l -
Baltimore, ..........l o o o 90 i :
Ba,e.hit,: BrooklNn,, 10; BaltmCres. 10.
Error: Brooklyns, ,. BiltimoreS.3. The
game was c1lled on account OF darkness.
At New York:
Rain stopped the game 1t the Polo
grounds to-day between the MctropolltanN
and Athletics: consequently the four run,
made by the visiting players 60 for nothing.
Umpire Quinn did not give satisfactory de-
ci.ion> and VA, loudly Kissed. The Metro
roitaus cid not make a run.
Al lndianlpol':
Indim3poli, ......1 ) 900 600 .
Ro,ton,..........'0 1908 5X-l7
Ea.e.hil,: indianapolis, Is; Bo,ConS, p.
Errors: indianapolis. 10; Bostons, ;.
Batteries: Cahin, KIRBY, and Arundel;
RadbouuGe and DALEY.
At Pittsburgh:
Pntslurghs ......0 o | 90 o 90 l.
New Yorks o l 90 Ok 3
Basc.hits PittsbHrgh-, 3; New lOrkS. :.
Errors: Plu,burghs, 3; New York;, |.
Batteries: Mccormick and Miller keete
and O'ROurke.
At Cincnnau:
CincinnatiS........0I 0 o I % 1 >
II. Louis o l 0 3 o 0 o o.
Ba,e.hit- Cincihnati.. T.; II. Louis, IL.
Errors: Cincinnati, } -. Louis, ).
At hicago:
Chicago. o. 10 xii
Pmladclpbi,,. ....3 90 900 = ;
Ra.c.hit> ChcagOS, Is; Phlladel1ba>,
u. Errors: ChicagOs, :; PhiladelphlaS.
q Batteries GARRISON and Flint; Builin'
ton and Cunning.
At Cleveland:
cleveland, .....O $500 10
LouisyillcS. .....0 3 | 0 | q 0 I'll
Basc.hit>: Ccyellnds, II: Loui-yille',
l.. Error: Clcyelands, ); Louryilles, q,
At Detroit:
Detroits ...........O | 0222 0 > 3-l2
Wssbingions 30 900 o o. !
Ba,e.hit,: De'rOitS, 20; Washlogtons.
IL. Errors DctroIt,, >; Wa>hingtOnS, D
Batteries: Twltchell and Cancel; sha"
and Dealy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Killed by u Preacher.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 30 Rev. John
4. Maxwell, Methodist preacher. to-day
shot and Killed q man named John Rickels
1t lrondale. six miles from this city.
About ten days ago Rickets went to the
house OF Maxwell during the latter's AZ
stnce and attempted to assault bis wife.
Maxwell has since been searching for hun.
or d, meeting him for the first time to-day.
sLot him twice with shotgun and once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

WEDNESDAY. June -, 1887.
,LES-FIRsr BOARD. 900 Virginia now 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
RICRMOHD TOBACCO MARKET.


The tobacco market Is without special iea-
ture to-day. Large -aies may have temporart-
Is ceased in order 10 learn the extent Of the
rains and tie good on bal that has been donc
tie crop thereby It appears, however. bu,
reasonable 70 conclude that the storm and
heavy rains viii iHiure most tobacco-ields by
washing of the soil, making the poor poorer
and rendering less effective any manure used.
Il could lie but poor crop started OIL by rains
only to thrive on. It may look fOurishiug for
a while, but slight drought will easily dry it
out. Crop news s at present an all-important
factor in prices though it can hardly be sup
posed that prices will decline from present
values, and this il not expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
A Defauiiing Collector.

Iby ItIEgI Jpn % Illt Dlspa.0I-'I
CHICAGO, June % ~ OelalcltlOn ba>
been discovered in the water department.
l.. q. Pope. metr, coll clor, bas been cot
Letting tax. bills and representing that he
was unable to get the money. The defilca-
ton will amount To probably 5000 or
$4,000. Pope has disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
ATot,erv uenxiIy SyindIed.

(By Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.]
HAVANA, June 22.-The ROYAL Haylal
Lottery after tbe hat drawing was mulcted
10 The amount Of SS5,C0O through counter.
felt fractional portion, az ticket bearing
the plumber drawing the cipital prize
TIE capital PRIZE called for 100000. Tue
forgery was not discovered until after the
above amount bad bccu paid ont. Active
efforts are being made to discover the per.
petrators Of the swiudle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
wi,ISDeak TO Tammany.

f~peCIaI INIOgIdIl % IIl0 HI7i'14V0I-I
CuARIESToN, ". VA. June D. senator
Ecrna and Governor WILSON have BON
boon invited by Tlmmany Hall to be pres
emf and 10 deliver addresses on the orca'
SON Of il, ninety.nmth annual celebration
o., The Great Wiewam ~ New York on the
Eou,ib II July next. senator henna nt'
Lecn Obliged 70 decline the invitation on
occo,ut OF pressing business engagemeht1,
Lnt Governor Wilson will accept ana WIN
deliver an addrcs, on West Virginia. me
Go,riuor will leave thi, city on july 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Failure of crop. in Asia Minor.

fBy AnglO-Amencan cable 70 the Dlspltcn.I
CCNsTAN1 INoPLE, june a. There has
been a failure OF crOu> ia Asia Minor, ana
the districts 81 Adana and kutahia are
Threatened with famine. An American
missionary. MONTGOMERY, says that the peo.
pie Of these districts are already in great
distress. The sultan held Cabinet cOun.
ell to day to discuss the subject, and di,-
PATCHED a commissioner 10 institute mel-
.nrns of rDlilf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
VIOLENT STORM IN DELAWARE.
Two Houses Crushed by n Falling
Tree nnd Three Persons Killed.
[By telegrarh 10 lhe Dispatch.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June ga violent
storm of Wind and rain broke over this city
,hortiy after noon to-day, doing great dam
age. Just beyond The city limits big oak
tee was uproOted aud fell on double
frame dwelling, crushing in the roof, and
Killing three Of the occupants Mrs. James
Noble, Ms. George Doran, and Mrs. DO
ran, little boy. MIR. Noble was gotten out
alive, but bidly burt. Mrs. Mobiles two
moutbs-old baby, in bed with It. mother,
va, cXtricattd from the crushed iimbers
u Il ~ Ia d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
is DEATH PAINLESS?

4 Philadelphia doctor. after years OF careful
observation. says that our demise Is ~ painless
a our advent 10 the world. This Il certainly
ren>-uIing; set notwithstanding these grcatin.
duccmenis We still do rot court death. and shall
continue To use nr. Fierce : infallible remedy.
the Golden Medical Discovery for consump-
ton. splitting 81 blood. shOriness Of breath.
weak lungs. coughs. bronchitis. and kindred
affections OF the throat ami chest. II l. I'M
.,uaftaI ny Ifuryi4f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
a GIRTON GIRL.
First Place I'm Classics ut oxford
Won by Woman.

\ LONDON cable dispatch to the Herad
say Nasssritts and women students at
Cornell, with the IIall.COlumbIa bachelor.
c,s,s OF arts aud all other feminine stu
dents in America, have jubilee trophy IN
tie rank given to-day at Cambridge in the
classical irlpos to GirtOn girl, Miss
Agnata Ramsay. She has beaten all the
male students in classics, being tue only
one Of either sex 10 pass in the first diyl-
ion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Imneror WiIltam,s Health.

rRv Apglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
BERLIN, June 22.-The Crown Prince
last night tcl6gTaphcd TO Emperor Wlll'an
a long dispatch announcing tue success OF
the jubilee festivities. The Emperor eX'
pressed bimself as highly gratided. lie
afterwards appeared al his fayorite WIN
dow ard va. warmly cheered by the -
zens. THE Emreror's heiltii Is HOW in IT.
noimal state. His appetite Is good and he
SlceUs well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
CHICAGO.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKER

REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKER
CHICAGO, June ga moderate business In
wheat was transacted, though most OF the day
the market ruled weak. No new features were
presented. and operators are Inclined 10 trade
on a small scale for the present. Many 5ensa-
tional rumOrs were circulated duripg the day,
but all proved 10 be without foundation and
only affected prices momentarily. Receipts of
wheat are falling of rapidly, and only sixty
cars are estimated tor to-morrow's arrival.
July opened at 701a70hc and advanced 10
7Okc; then became weaker and declined with
SONS fluctuations to 6ga<c., rallied and closed
atf0c. June opened at 69Hc and closed at
dc Corn ruled quiet during the greater part
OF the session and trading was dull. Receipts
to-day and estimated arrivals for to-mor-
row were quite AlL July opened
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
. Co,d ryom Lieutenant Pinch.

10 the Edltor 81 the Dispatch:
am frequently mentioned IN your paper
amongst Pickctts men H. captain. Lest
come one IA, think that have claimed a
rank ws> nos ,ntillld TO please allow me
io ,ay That @ uich j. true: | commanded
NV company in the charge made on Gene
iarv Ileiehi,. ! va. only a lieutenant, sud
have always go reported myself. THIS Is n
small matter. know, but >till prefer TO
correct II. GEORGE u. FINCH.
golJfo, Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

vino r. suffering from ailments peculiar TO her
-oX. drca4iugi0 20 % physi ian. but knowing
she needs medical help. viii hnd ia DR.. Picre'S
"Fay0Iite Prescription a preparation which
Will give her strength aud new life through the
restoration of ail her organs 10 their natural
and healthy action. II t. the result OF many
wear. Of study and practice 10y thoroughly
,,icntinc Ihy-iciau, who has made these trOu-
blcS a specially. 10 De had OF all druggists.
To break up colds and feycr-, use carly Dr.
Iirlce'a EXirart Of Smart.Meel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
yxn.esS Train wrecked.
lnr,nlernnh 70 the Dispatch.l

o.vt.xp. Nd, June 22.-Thc chicago
,vDre.. over the Baltimore and OHIO roaO,
are here al 1910 A. NJ. was wrecked q,
orowy creek, about eight miles wet oil
,l,s t1wp. hi, moraing. An unknown
Inn ,r, Who wa, ,tcalng ride, was im,
uJ" on the bumper Of the mail-ear and
instantly Killed, and three passengers SAM ana
,nrce no.tai clerks were slightly injured
Lfok,n rAn caused the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
.,.. Cleveland Honored.
INV telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the U"P"'VH.I !,
AURORA, y. y, June % -the b2alu ., o.
Tr',e,ee. oil tie Wells Female college TO-
dav voted that women should have a repre-
.r4,s,ion on the board, and Mss Helen l.
Sniib' the lady principal, and Mrs Frances
r. Cleveland, an alumnus, were un'u''
uou.y chosen trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Accidentally shot.

fsnecial telegram 10 the Dlspa'ch'l
,.a.o,x. VA, Juue %. Edward Bow
Non @ooinred, was accidentally shot near
man WV tonight, aud is expected TO
Oee srom the effects OF The injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Tuenty.One Murderers Sentenced.

(By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatca.l
1T. PEtER-BURG, June 2a-Ot the per"
sons charged with being implicated in the
murder OF Colonel Soudc Kin, chief OF the
Russian police. who was as,assnated Ia
1883, seven have been sentenced 10 death
and fourteen TO deportation to Siberil.
Two Of the accused were acquitted. The
executions Will take place Monday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

Atthe residence Of j. II. Acrec, Esq ,
the bride, grandfather, Mr.. Louis T..
CONT and Nh, Willie T.. Dunn were mar
IiCd by Rev. Il. II. PITT. The ceremony
was Witnessed by large number Of friends
and relatives. NIe>sTs. John \. Dunn, r.
+. oven, NJ Schaaf. and j. If. Acrec
acted a. IL hers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Receiving presents and Princes.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch-l
LONDON. june 22.-The Queen r0Se early
tbis morning and took drive In the gar
deD Of buckingham Palace. Subsequently
her Msiesly received gue'ts, ana then sue
visited The Duchess OF Cambridge. In Tue
afternoon she received the homage oil The
oIeign princes and Others, aud presents
sent in commemoration OF her luhlee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
GIGANTIC SwiNDLE.
The Richest Living Indian victim
and Ia, "a Srbcu,iur Iaud.lhief.

4 kansas cry (Nlo.) special says: \ suit
was instituted to-day to compel Matthias
>pltlog, Of v yandoite, Kan, 10 comply
with a contract. Matthias >plltlog !, a fu'i.
blooIed Wyaudotte Indian, and j. worth
over S1,C0O.00O, being the richest fnll.
blood, Il Indian m the United ~titrs. Ia"
SHIT deYeioTcd The iac' tblt >pitlOg wi> a
victim OF a gigantic ~ indie. Nose, y. Clay
wofk himself into the conn irnce u split
log and induced BIN 10 lIy "a town site
in NcDoralC county, No. Sp'irog and li>
wife ore unable 20 read and write, aud
Clay had him sign paper Nhirh he SAT-
wa. guarantee TO give Sj0,OD) toward,
the building II a railroad % the toNn.
Instead If being such a guarantee the paper
MS a contract giving Clay an option on
sc,enit-hye acres OF land IN WNandotte
county, Kansas. at $500 per acre and fun
poUcr II attorney 10 sell. The llud l.,
worth -. 500 or acre. ON June ID Clay
made contract with George j. Murpht,
OF The Fellow, Wagon Company, and The
Rock Island company. 4, attorney IN fGct
for Mathis ~piii0g, agreeing l. sell TIE
DIop,rty f9r 2l20.0)O. June Eth he gave a
warranty deed Tor the property. >lSnla-
Nothia, Srhtlog and Eliza >pli'l0s, hi
wife. pcr Moss \. Clay. attorney "a fact,
10 John McEueN. and received $4,000 in
cs,b. Cly ha, lelt for part, unknown and
The ,uit !, now pending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
HEALING SPRINGS,
IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
Open JUNE iDrH.

Both OF those popular resorts will be opcn
ion thr reception u guests JUNE isr. Term.
reduced.
Circulars giving rates md attractions can "a
Oitain.i AT the drugstore u owens Minor s
20. II. CABELL MADDuN,
ny il-gm Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKgr.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 2s.-Nirgina "a. con
solidated, 4j past.iue coupons Of; DO. lO-lJs
with coupons. 40: do new ga, Ga. Bid to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
. n,.uu,et,pa Sttuatiou.

fBy nglO-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
CONgTANTIS0PLE, June 22.-M. NeltdOil
and Count de Moutcballo, Russian an
French ambassadors respectively, have adj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
uo,,er ana Two Children killed

by teleBI @Pn ~ 49, - IT,, -,
rus pay. PASoLA COUNTY, TEXAS
80 % -DuIing q storm to-day tree wa
S StnS down, crushing a house and instantly
Ding p,H%n Mrs. Albert lite aud her two chii'